DANZIG SITUATION

"THE ONLY SOLUTION"

INCORPORATION WITHIN

REICH

(Received July 15, 10.20 a.m.)

MUNICH, July 14,

Sources close to Nazi leaders stated that the only solution of the Danzig situation is the incorporation of the Free City within the Reich, but did not indicate when and how they expected it to be brought about.

friends in Oriental Bay, and so on; but the plan is devised for the general run of traffic.

PROBLEM OF TRAFFIC CONTROL.

One necessity is obvious from this traffic map: that a greatly augmented control stafl will be required to keep the traffic lines sufficiently clear to move at an effective pace and to prevent jams and delays at the several critical points where car and bus and tramway traffic will conflict or intersect, and to make the way even reasonably safe for the pedestrian. It is proposed to add thirty temporary officers to the city staff to assist in control, if funds are available.

Critical points will be at the bottle neck at the Kilbirnie Post Office, at the car-tram-pedestrian intersection at Wellington Road and Kilbirnie Crescent, the ctill more difficult intersection at the foot of Crawford Road, and at crossings along the tunnel route. The j pedestrian has so far received little | consideration in route planning. COUNCIL'S CASUAL INTEREST. However, the pedestrian, the capacity of trams and of roads to carry cars and buses, and the extent of ferry ser- j vice will some day be considered as j all working into a complete transport! service So far the City Council has shown only a light and casual interest in traffic as one of the really big problems of the Exhibition. How casual that interest is was sus-